Definition of westbound
: traveling or heading west
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Examples of westbound in a Sentence
Traffic in the westbound lane is backing up.
Recent Examples of westbound from the Web
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The crash was reported shortly after 6:20 a.m. in the westbound lanes near Fairbanks Avenue, officials said.
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Crews are closing off the westbound lane of Fern Valley Road.
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Continue to the Loop 610 service road, then re-enter the westbound lanes.
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Those orange traffic barrels distracting your commute from westbound Interstate 90 to northbound Interstate 5 are part of a multimillion-dollar project to repair sections of roadway.
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The accident occurred at 10:27 a.m. Friday on the westbound lanes of Loop 375 next to the Parkland Middle School campus in northeast El Paso.
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The westbound lanes of Highway 16 will temporarily close the evening of Friday, July 13, at southbound Highway P (Sawyer Road), as the Wisconsin Department of Transportation completes roadwork in the area.
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The westbound lanes of those blocks will be closed from July 10 to Sept. 10.
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The westbound exit ramp and Kellogg Avenue were not opened until approximately 9:30 p.m. Deller is charged with four counts of felonious assault and will face drug charges, the sheriff's office said.
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First Known Use of westbound
1847
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: going west
a westbound train
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